Motoring. Land, Air, and Water. July 1912.
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For Sale are 4 Pages removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, July 20th, 1912," showing an Article with Photographs and Adverts for "Motoring. Land, Air and Water." Article written by H. Massac Buist.

Articles.
1- July Sport at Brooklands.
2- The All-day Vigil for August Bank Holiday.
3- The Grand Prix-and After.
4- One up for Brooklands.

Photographs.
1- Another height flying record.- Hellmuth Hirth, who reached an altitude of 4,100 metres at the aviation meeting at Leipsic.
2- An Elegant Design.- The beautiful body, which is fitted to a 40 h.p. Metallurgique, is the production of Van den plas. The tout ensemble is both pleasing and workmanlike.
3- Last Saturday's Brooklands meeting.- The sprint race between the cars comprising the winning Sunbeam team in the recent French Grand Prix, D. Resta winning from V. Rigal and E. Medinger.
4- The Entrance to Lord Dundonald's seat, North Wales.
5- On the Marine Drive of the Great Orme's Head.
6- Capable of High Speed.- The new Saunders-Wolseley hydroplane which was so successful at Southampton Water, covering 12 sea miles at a speed of 29 knots.
7- At Brooklands last Saturday.- The seventh 100 M.P.H. Long Handicap. Mr. Percy Lambert winning in his 19.2 Austin.
8- The Brooklands Meeting.- Lord Exmouth, winner of the July Private Competitors' Handicap, in his 15.9 Hispano-Suiza car. The cars were to be entered and driven by private competitors of the B.A.R.C.

Adverts.
1- Dunlop Tyres. (Half Page)
2- B.S.A. Cars. (Quarter Page)
3- "Nugget" Boot Polishes. (Quarter Page)
4- Daimler. (Quarter Page)
5- Continental Tyres, (Half Page)
6- Armstrong-Whitworth. (Quarter Page)
7- Connolly Tyres. (Eighth Page)
8- Straker-Squire Cars. (Quarter Page)
9- Dunhills. Garments. (Quarter Page)
10- The Wolseley "Twelve-Sixteen." (Half Page)

Motoring. Land, Air, and Water. July 1912.

Motoring. Land, Air, and Water. July 1912.